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September 7, 2024

Day: July 15, 2015

Final OKs issued for power deal

Late last Wednesday, July 7, Mayor Vivian Jones announced that the two final approvals for the sale of the town’s power generation assets have been issued, clearing the way for

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Air those growing pains

Are you concerned about how the school system will house and educate all those new students in the new subdivisions in Wake Forest and Rolesville? Are you frustrated by the

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Brief Bits

The new stores are opening in Wake Forest Crossing shopping center at the corner of Capital Boulevard and Stadium Drive. Michael’s arts and crafts store will open Friday, July 17,

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Inspect plans for the reservoir

The Wake Forest Reservoir next to the water treatment plant on the north side of Wait Avenue has always been a low-key, little-remarked recreation area. That is about to change

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High-speed internet hopes dashed

They came to town with big plans and high hopes. “The communities that have this connectivity [high-speed fiber optic cable] in the future are going to prosper,” Daniel Limerick, president

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Meet the new town manager

Mayor Vivian Jones and the Wake Forest Board of Commissioners are inviting area residents to meet the new town manager, Kip Padgett, during a July 21 reception. The occasion is

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National Night Out set for Aug. 4

The Wake Forest Police Department (WFPD) is encouraging area residents, businesses, neighborhood groups and homeowners associations to show their support for police-community crime prevention partnerships by participating in this year’s

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Storytelling returns to the

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre for the Arts will host the “Forest of Wake Storytelling Festival” on Saturday, Aug. 15. Featuring four professional storytellers, along with entertaining workshops and concerts

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Seat open on forestry board

You can make a difference in our community by applying to fill an opening on the Urban Forestry Board (UFB). Residents of Wake Forest and its extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) are

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